Official Monthly Newsletter Launch, Inspire Minds through Art

I am excited to announce that I have started my monthly newsletter, which will be focused on sharing educational insights and poetic reflections, and updates. As someone passionate about both learning and creative expression, I wanted to create a platform where I could share my thoughts and experiences with others who share the same interests. This newsletter will be an inspiration and educational resource for you and your network.?

Official Invitations

I am thrilled to invite you to the 24th Annual Conference of Science and Mathematics at the?American University of Beirut . This conference is an exceptional opportunity for educators to come together and learn more about innovative teaching methods and the most recent research in science and mathematics. I was honored to be selected as a speaker sharing my insights on The Effect of STEM Education on the Students' Perception of Engineering and Technology along with a fellow expert educator, Sarah Rahhal.

The engineering design process is one of the most popular teaching methods in STEM education. Our session will discuss the engineering design process in implementing STEM education. The conference will last for 2 days. My session is set to take place on March 5th, from 11:30 am to 12:00 pm.

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Meet Me in Qatar?

I am honored to be a speaker at TEDin Arabic in Qatar. TED and Qatar Foundation are hosting a two-day TEDinArabic Summit in Doha, Qatar, on March 18-19, 2023. This event provides a global platform for thinkers, researchers, artists, and change-makers across the Arabic-speaking world to share their ideas with a global audience.?

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Time for Some Poetry Vibes

This Ramadan, I invite you to join me and musician Faraj Abyad in conversation with the poet, critic, and media expert Barween Habib about the interwoven relationship between poetry, philosophy, and music.

This night will start with Andalusian poetry and classical music before moving on to contemporary poetry and music, analyzing the significant influence the Andalusian Maqamat have had on the current framework of Arabic poetry.?

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Let's share a few refreshing facts!

Education for the Future, the Top Trends to Follow

1. Tech trends in education, from gamification to artificial intelligence and more.

Over the past two decades, technology has significantly impacted society and organically permeated the educational landscape. In 2023, technology will be more cutting-edge than ever. By 2021, the E-Learning Industry was worth more than $315 billion! It is anticipated to increase by 20% a year between 2022 and 2028.?

2. Training on soft skills, such as entrepreneurship, public speaking, and leadership, is a must!

The Future of Employment research lists critical thinking, problem-solving, people management, and creativity as crucial professional competencies. Companies are looking for young professionals who can demonstrate their leadership skills and the ability to make difficult decisions. Schools must provide the instruction necessary to assist learners in developing and flourishing in these skill areas to prepare students for their future vocations adequately.

3. Shorter Attention Spans?

It can be challenging to focus on one work for a lengthy period due to the continual stream of games, movies, news items, videos, and other media that most of us are exposed to daily. Nano-learning is becoming increasingly popular since it simplifies complex subjects into manageable chunks.?

4. Lifelong Learning

Tremendous changes in the nature of labor and jobs have resulted from each industrial revolution. Due to significant technological advancement and differences in how individuals perform their professions, the current 4th Industrial Revolution may have a staggering 50% impact on employment. Professionals must continually update their skills to be competitive in their field. They cannot believe that the education they received during the first two decades of their professional life will be sufficient for their working lives.

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Monthly Highlight

While grades may indicate how much a student has learned in a particular subject, it is not necessarily an accurate reflection of their overall understanding and potential for growth. Grades are typically determined by a student's ability to recall and apply information on tests, quizzes, and assignments, while knowledge encompasses a broader range of skills, including critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity, and communication. We need to be aware of the difference!

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